Ferdinand Avenarius

German poet (1856-1923)

1856 – 1923 ·

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Born: 20 December 1856, Berlin
Died: 22 September 1923, Kampen (Sylt)
Citizenship: Kingdom of Prussia, German Reich
Native language: German
Residence: Dresden
Educated at: Leipzig University, University of Zurich
Member of: Deutscher Werkbund, Dürerbund
Religion: Lutheranism
Awards: Honorary doctor of the Heidelberg University
Buried at: Keitum
academic degree: professor
academic major: medicine, natural science, art history, history of literature, philosophy
archives at: Stadtarchiv Ludwigshafen
birth name: Ferdinand Ernst Albert Avenarius
contributed to creative work: Der Kunstwart
described by source: Neue Deutsche Biographie
family name: Avenarius
father: Eduard Avenarius
given name: Ferdinand, Ernst, Albert
instance of: human
languages spoken, written or signed: German
mother: Cäcilie Avenarius
name in native language: Ferdinand Avenarius
nominated for: Nobel Prize in Literature, Nobel Prize in Literature
sex or gender: male
sibling: Ludwig Avenarius, Richard Avenarius
spouse: Else Avenarius
subject has role: editor
writing language: German

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Ferdinand Avenarius (20 December 1856, in Berlin – 22 September 1923, in Kampen) was a German lyric poet, a leading representative of the culture reform movement of his time and the first popularizer of Sylt.

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